London Irish 7-41 Sale Sharks: Exiles dominated by clinical Sale Sharks
A relentless performance from Sale Sharks condemned London Irish to defeat in their first home game of the Gallagher Premiership ...
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London Irish 22-27 Sale Sharks: Exiles narrowly defeated in Premiership Rugby Cup
London Irish suffered defeat in their final Premiership Rugby Cup game after an entertaining spectacle at the Madejski Stadium against ...
REACTION: Nick Kennedy on relegation fears, not kicking to the corner and injury to Brophy Clews
Nick Kennedy defended London Irish's decision to kick for goal late on during Saturday's defeat to Sale. The Exiles trailed ...
REPORT: London Irish 9-13 Sale Sharks – Exiles suffer 13th straight Premiership defeat
LONDON IRISH suffered their 13th straight Premiership defeat with an agonising 13-9 loss to Sale Sharks at Madejski Stadium. The ...
Brophy Clews says London Irish are more confident than they have been all season ahead of Sale clash
THEO BROPHY CLEWS says London Irish are more confident than they have been all season as they prepare to host ...
Halani Aulika leaves London Irish to join Sale Sharks
HALANI AULIKA has brought to an end his four-year stay at London Irish following the club's relegation from the Aviva ...
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